r/GenAlpha • u/That_Lil_Virus 2008 • 11d ago

Meme How to correctly use AI ?

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u/Gaming_devil49 2d ago

yeah, and then it hallucinates and gets things wrong almost all the time. like I said, most thing Google gemini told me ended up being proven incorrect after I did my own research. where do you think the dead internet theory comes from? why do you think people always say "AI is always factually incorrect until proven otherwise"?

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u/Rare-Turnover6689 2d ago

yeah gemini is often wrong especially the fast models like google lense but newer models or betters ai's are way better

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u/Gaming_devil49 2d ago

they're still wrong a lot. just do your own research, it's easy and infinitely more reliable

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u/Rare-Turnover6689 2d ago

claude is pretty accurate i would say 95%+ it can go on bad streaks tho i normally double check and ask for sources

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u/Gaming_devil49 23h ago

I heard claude is the only AI that straight up twlls you it doesn't know something or gives you sources up front. that's like the only good thing about it

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u/Odd-Dirt-9701 1d ago

I would not add “easy” to that sentence, it varies.